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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Blood Test Discussion
Blood Test Results - What to Make of Um
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<blockquote data-quote="Cataceous" data-source="post: 241556" data-attributes="member: 38109"><p>However, it's not opinion that 100 mg of testosterone cypionate per week provides an average of 10 mg testosterone per day, which is more than the large majority of men ever make naturally. The weak justification for this as a starting dose is that it helps serum testosterone remain physiological at the end of a weekly injection cycle. The problem is that levels are then excessive early in the cycle. As suggested above, it's better to split the dose into at least two weekly injections to avoid drastic variance in serum testosterone. If you prefer the convenience of weekly injections and insurance is paying then do some research on Xyosted. It has slower absorption, meaning weekly injections don't result in excessive swings in serum testosterone. Some guys do like the auto-injectors better than regular syringes. With this product it's unequivocal that the starting dose is 75 mg per week. Based on blood work you either stay where you are, go up to 100 mg or down to 50 mg. No other doses. The 75 mg dose is closest to average natural testosterone production for healthy young men.</p><p></p><p>Be aware that there are a couple of other options that might be deemed TRT-lite. Regular TRT, as with injections, typically results in suppression of natural testosterone production. You might not think this is very consequential if your natural production is already low. However, this suppression affects many other hormones, and can cause side effects, both obvious and subtle. The most common issues are testicular atrophy and infertility. You can generally avoid these issues by using short-acting testosterone products, such as nasal gel or troches. The Natesto product in particular has a lot of supporting research showing that it provides the benefits of higher testosterone without significant suppression of HPTA function and fertility. Not everyone can handle these delivery methods long-term, but they still represent a good way to investigate the benefits of higher testosterone without risking major hormonal disruption.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Cataceous, post: 241556, member: 38109"] However, it's not opinion that 100 mg of testosterone cypionate per week provides an average of 10 mg testosterone per day, which is more than the large majority of men ever make naturally. The weak justification for this as a starting dose is that it helps serum testosterone remain physiological at the end of a weekly injection cycle. The problem is that levels are then excessive early in the cycle. As suggested above, it's better to split the dose into at least two weekly injections to avoid drastic variance in serum testosterone. If you prefer the convenience of weekly injections and insurance is paying then do some research on Xyosted. It has slower absorption, meaning weekly injections don't result in excessive swings in serum testosterone. Some guys do like the auto-injectors better than regular syringes. With this product it's unequivocal that the starting dose is 75 mg per week. Based on blood work you either stay where you are, go up to 100 mg or down to 50 mg. No other doses. The 75 mg dose is closest to average natural testosterone production for healthy young men. Be aware that there are a couple of other options that might be deemed TRT-lite. Regular TRT, as with injections, typically results in suppression of natural testosterone production. You might not think this is very consequential if your natural production is already low. However, this suppression affects many other hormones, and can cause side effects, both obvious and subtle. The most common issues are testicular atrophy and infertility. You can generally avoid these issues by using short-acting testosterone products, such as nasal gel or troches. The Natesto product in particular has a lot of supporting research showing that it provides the benefits of higher testosterone without significant suppression of HPTA function and fertility. Not everyone can handle these delivery methods long-term, but they still represent a good way to investigate the benefits of higher testosterone without risking major hormonal disruption. [/QUOTE]
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